Noxolo Guma - a counsellor and Lulama
Sigosana - Manager of health at Ikamva Labantu joined us on the line to tell us more about the
outcome of their 16 Days of Activism event that they hosted yesterday in
partnership with Samila Gender Counseling and Support Service. Domestic Violence, Child Safety and Police involvement were some of the issues tackled. Ikamva Labantu’s programmes aim to support the most
vulnerable groups in communities. For more infornation about the services that Ikamva Labantu provides contact (021) 361 0460 or
visit www.ikamva.com
Showing posts with label Lulama Sigosana. Show all posts
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Wednesday, December 12, 2012
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